10 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Holbrook Tribune News
Location
Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
1
Sidney Sapp represents five insurers in a bid to obtain a trial regarding dispute over work at the NEWS office. The filing outlines the firms’ involvement and seeks adjudication on unsettled claims.
A local note mentions Editor Sapp carrying a marriage license in his pocket and the plan to register or replace it under Missouri or Oklahoma law. The column hints at home industry support and a forthcoming Ice Plant service. Mrs Cora Maupin from Morenci Arizona visits, praising the town, as Ben Schuster returns from Germany with family.
Al Stevenson of the Adamana Trading Company in Adamana Arizona was in town last week purchasing goods for his store and the Forest Hotel supplies.
Frank Zuck will stock fresh vegetables Tuesday. Conrad Hess Jr from his homestead ranch visits town due to a large appetite in the mountains and weekly hay load. Frank Wallace, the Cattle King of Rio Puerco, delivers steers to contractors faster than cars can be supplied.
A New Mexico postmaster recalls fifteen years of curious questions from the East, then reads a delicate pink letter asking whether a Mesa man is suitable for marriage. A sister follows with questions about polygamy and the number of wives, while the postmaster jokes about the oddity and declines to answer. Local mentions include B. B. Crosby Company parading wagons labeled Adamana or Bust and Al Stevenson implying a vehicle used to take single women to the Forest, averaging one old maid daily.
Mrs James Scorse has been on the sick list this week and is reported to be improving. She will likely be out soon.
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